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jackm75
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Change displayed values in a List Box

I'm new to both these boards and QlikView programming, so forgive me if this is very simple...

I have a list box which get's it's values from a filed which is just True or False... 0 or 1.

Currenly, the list displays 0 and 1 as the selections. I would rather it dispay "Active" for 0 and "Inactive" for 1.

I haven't figured out how to do that. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jack

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Hello,

the logic is slightly different:

ODBC Connect ..... ;

Placements_IN:
SQL SELECT .... FROM .... WHERE ..... ;

// now you have a table Placements which holds all the data from the Select
// the next step is to reload the data to do some manipulations.
// For simplicity, let's say you loaded fields A,B and C

Placements:
noconcatenate LOAD
*, //this loads A,B,C
if(A=0,'F','T') as D
resident Placements_IN;

drop table Placements_IN;

//done!

Just to confuse you 😉 ... this can be done in 1 step:

Placements:
LOAD
*,
if(A=0,'F','T') as D
;
SQL SELECT .... FROM ... WHERE ....

This loads the data from SQL and used that as input for the above(!) defined LOAD.
This syntax creates just the one table you need, so no drop table is required.

hth,
Thilo

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Hello,

I would do that translation on load time:

LOAD
...
field as MyBoolean, // 0 or 1
if(field = 0,'Inactive','Active') as MyBooleanLong
...
FROM ...

In the report you show MyBooleanLong rather than MyBoolean.

hth,
Thilo

jackm75
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Creator
Author

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm having issues with the Load statement (again, I'm new).

Here's what I have:





Placements:

ODBC

CONNECT TO

[MS Access Database;DBQ=J:\Database\AgencyDatabase_be.accdb];

SQL

SELECT

AcknowAttachment,

AcknowReceived,

AgencyID,

Clients,

ContingencyRate,

`Count`,

InputDate,

NoOfPriorPlacements,

Notes,

Owner,

PlacedAmount,

PlacementDate,

PlacementID,

RecallCount,

RecallDate,

RecallFileReceived,

UserID



FROM

Placement;

Load

RecallFileReceived

as PlcmntStsDisplay,

// 0 or 1

if

(RecallFileReceived = 0,'Inactive','Active') as

PlcmntStsDisplayLong

From

Placements;

I get this error:







Cannot open file 'C:\Documents and Settings\jmahoney\My Documents\NCA\Reports\Database\QlikView\Placements'
Load
RecallFileReceived as PlcmntStsDisplay,
if(RecallFileReceived = 0,'Inactive','Active') as PlcmntStsDisplayLong
From Placements

Not applicable

Hello,

the logic is slightly different:

ODBC Connect ..... ;

Placements_IN:
SQL SELECT .... FROM .... WHERE ..... ;

// now you have a table Placements which holds all the data from the Select
// the next step is to reload the data to do some manipulations.
// For simplicity, let's say you loaded fields A,B and C

Placements:
noconcatenate LOAD
*, //this loads A,B,C
if(A=0,'F','T') as D
resident Placements_IN;

drop table Placements_IN;

//done!

Just to confuse you 😉 ... this can be done in 1 step:

Placements:
LOAD
*,
if(A=0,'F','T') as D
;
SQL SELECT .... FROM ... WHERE ....

This loads the data from SQL and used that as input for the above(!) defined LOAD.
This syntax creates just the one table you need, so no drop table is required.

hth,
Thilo

jackm75
Creator
Creator
Author

Got it, thanks!

Placements:
Load *,
If (RecallFileReceived = 1,'Inactive','Active') as PlcmtStatusDisplayLong;
ODBC CONNECT TO [MS Access Database;DBQ=J:\DATABASE\AgencyDatabase_be.accdb];
SQL SELECT *
FROM Placement;